i'm not even full dane. >> tony: your father was macedonian?rmer yugoslavia. >> anthony: right, and then you left yugoslavia at what age? >> rene: fourteen. people make fun of me when i say i've never driven a car but i've never -- i never had a coca cola until i was like 17. it just wasn't in a small little village where there's two cars. the first food memory i have is also from there. it was my father and the day before we'd been in the mountains picking chestnuts. and i remember so vividly as a little child, i woke up and i saw my father roasting chestnuts and then i started hearing all these things popping. twenty minutes later they were in a bowl, and my aunt, she poed milk she had just ten from the cow and we had that for breakfast. it was so natural that we went to the mountain for chestnuts. you grew your food yourself. these sort of experiences growing up they really shaped the type of cook i am today. >>> rene: so now, you have a generation of young cooks like myself and they're all over town looking for the flavor of a region. what

danes pay more income tax than any other nationality.are you happy paying your tax? 8 out of 10 will say yes. that's people are aware of the huge benefits they get in terms of quality of life. >> reporter: jeffrey sacks says there are other benefits, too. one of the highest income equality and lowest poverty rate of any nation. >> basically social mobility is high, because the obstacles are very, very low. you're given the basics for a good healthy, productive life. >> reporter: what do you say to someone that says, that's socialism and we're americans? >> i say it's what they call social democracy. the idea is, we're a market economy. we're privately owned. we better compete, so they have to be at the top of the game in technology and research and development and science and quality of education. >> reporter: while denmark excels in these areas, not everyone would call it a utopia. danish people don't strike me as cheerful, just content. everything's fine. >> yeah. you can say we are the happiest country in the world. i like to say we'r

danes pay more income tax than any other nationality as much as 60%. >> if you ask danes, are you happilym happy to pay my tax. that's because people are aware of the huge benefits they get in terms of quality of life. >> jeffrey sachs says think or benefits, too. like the fact that denmark has one of the highest income equality and lowest poverty rates of any western nation. >> basically, social mobility is high because the obstacles are very, very low. you're really given the basics for a good healthy productive life. >> what do you say to someone who like, but, built that's socialisms. >> with they call social democracy. the idea is we're a market economy. we're privately owned. we better compete so they have to be at the top of the game in technology, in research and development and science and quality of education. >> while denmark excels in these areas, not every be one would call it a utopia. >> danish people don't strikely as cheerful as just like content, everything is fine. >> we are the happiest country in the world. i'd like to say we're the least unhappy. >> danes still face

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we spoke with the executive director of that group, bob dane, earlier today. >> the schools are in a pickle on one hand, they've got a legal obligation to give a public education to all kinds, even illegal aliens whose criminal histories may not be known. on the other hand, they've got a moral obligation to keep their classrooms safe. but you know if the federal government would do their job, and secure the border, deport people who don't belong here. >> as we told you, this is not only a problem in our region. it is nationwie. but, in our region, these numbers are eye-opening. we got numbers from the department of health and human services which were in charge every taking care of the so-called d a/k/a dreamer student. there are 556 in montgomery county alone, over hikes to 732. another complication on all of this, talk to the immigration experts, and they'll say getting the ages on individuals, getting the correct ages every these individuals, these also are problematic. the very nature of them being undocumented, many times us immigration officials do not have access to any specif

dane sent breck a private phone.ince breck to travel over 30 miles to his apartment one with promise that is he would make him a millionaire by teaching him how to built his own sight. that's where the 14-year-old would lose his life. breck was slash in the throat. >> i guess we're trying to stop it from happening to another people. i never thought i'd lose a grandson. >> three years after their tragic loss, breck's family here in the us and in england are working to raise awareness of online safety to stop this from happening to other kids. the documentary murder games the life and death of breck bodnar is now available to educate others. >> predators don't care how old you are. they don't care about your gender. they don't care about your background. and they will suck the life out of your child by brain washing them. >> that is definitely something that i think about. i do play online, too, but i just -- i never really expected to see breck go down this course. >> it's really important to know that not only girls

andrea: mitras danÉs se dirigÍa al vehículo que se los llevarÍa, un camarÓgrafo le preguntÓ sobre suntes de inmigraciÓn alegaron que el dreamer tenÍa vÍnculos con pandillas, por lo que su estatus protegido bajo el programa de daca, habÍa sido revocado. segÚn su abogado, su cliente respondiÓ a una serie de preguntas en las que repetidamente negÓ haber tenido ningÚn tipo de involucramiento con grupos pandilleros y por falta de pruebas por parte de las autoridades, al comer se le otorgÓ libertad bajo fianza. su abogado prometiÓ dar una declaraciÓn completa en otra oportunidad. algunos activistas como wendy pantoja dijeron presente en apoyo al joven soÑador. >> el que daniel haya salido, significa un duro muy importante. estamos luchando para que a ningÚn estudiante le vuelva a suceder lo mismo. andrea: daniel ramÍrez aÚn enfrenta una orden de deportaciÓn y estarÁ a la espera de su prÓxima audiencia de migraciÓn para presentar su caso y defenderse unto justo este pasado lunes, otro dreamer, francisco rodrÍguez de 25 aÑos fue puesto en libertad bajo fianza luego de ser arrestado por tener

pliskova beat wozniacki in the doha final in february, and took the first set 7—5, before the 12th—seeded daneook in from then on, as wozniacki cruised through the deciding set again, winning 6—1 to book her place in saturday's final, against either three—time winner venus williams or great britain's johanna konta. 0n the atp tour, roger federer has fought his way into the miami masters semi—finals with a 2—1 defeat of tomas berdych. it looked plain sailing for the 18—time grand slam champion when he won the first set 6—2, but the tenth seed turned the tables and took the second by 6—3. the third set went all the way to a nail—biting tie—break, which federer won when berdych double—faulted on match point. he will play the winner of the quarter—final between australia's nick kyrgios and alexander zverev of germany currently on court. kyrgios won the first set, and is at match point in the second. high winds have seen the opening round of the first women's golf major of the year, the ana inspiration in california, suspended for the day. nearly half the field still need to complete their rounds,

. >>> a federal court hearing is scheduled in los angeles today for an afghan family at the dane daned last week. >>> a restraining order was kept from sending the mother to a detained camp in texas. >> it's a type of visa where there's a long and very thorough vetting procedure that they had already gone through and passed. so why they were stopped and detained, we're still trying to understand. >> the mother and children are still waiting to be reunited with the father. he is still being held t a at the tension center in orange county -- -- detention. >> many farmers say without immigrant farm workers california's largest industry could no longer survive. ken wayne reports. >>> there are signs of spring in the green canopy hills around watsonville and some farmers are getting nervous. >> the height of the season starts in a couple months. we don't really know whether there's going to be enough workers. >> tom not only runs live earth farm, he's also the president of the santa cruz farm bureau. he says farmers across the county and state and nation are worried. >> are you hearing from

they is daning all bans. nbc cheryl is live with more on that story. >> the protests here tonight in san francisco may be smaller but their message loud and clear. the message all immigrants are welcome despite the president's new executive order. >> reporter: the chance the protesters want immigrants to hear and see as they come to international airport. >> we cannot normalize the trump administration we have to be loud and stand up to say it's wrong. >> reporter: president trump signing the executive order second order away from tv camera. >> this will eliminate vulnerability that radicals can and will exploit. >> reporter: there's 90-day travel ban. iraq is moved from the original list and green hard holder are no longer -- >> if you single out people because of their religion, it's what the nazi did to the jewish people. >> this reinforces islam -- >> this new order takes affect in two weeks. reporting live nbc bay area news. >> bunches were thrown, as protesters clash. people are pointing the blame at th

. >> stephen: you have a 4-year-old son cyrus with claire danes. how talented is that person?!yeah. agreed. >> stephen: do you watch homeland? >> i do, yes. >> stephen: god, i am so hooked. >> fantastic. >> stephen: do you ever worry for your wife when you watch that show? >> i worry for my wife when she goes to work because i've seen the show and i know what she has to do. >> stephen: report. are you cool parents? do you -- what do you do? hey, he's four, he can have a little wine. europeans, you know -- >> dip the finger in the wine. >> stephen: rub it on the gums when they're teething. i don't know. ( laughter ) >> i hear that works fine. >> stephen: any parenting tricks you and your wife use? >> we used -- i mean, like i guess a lot of people these days, the apps. it's all about the apps. we had a white noise app. >> stephen: i've got that. huge fans of random sound in the audience tonight. like a babbling brook or a fan. >> a noise, or the noise of a busy restaurant, like the clinking of cutlery, which seems to me like taunting the parents, this is what you will never expe

we have a lot of danes in the uk, au uk, and the uk has a lot of people staying in the netherlands. at the end of the day i believe we'll find a good solution. >> i know you applied for the european medicine agency to relocate from london to denmark. could that be a win-win for you? >> of course we think that we have everything that is needed to have the ema placed in copenhagen. we have a long tradition in the pharmaceutical area. we have very big airports. you can quickly get around. we have good condition force families living and staying in denmark. we think we're quite attractive. we're working hard on that. that's also, on the other hand. just a part of the divorce situation. we have to find a new residence for the ema. we think that it would be very good idea to -- based on criteria, it's a good idea to put it in denmark. >> if i'm not mistaken, mr. samuelson, your prime minister is meeting donald trump today. we know that other meetings with european leaders have been somewhat ice yeah to put it mildly. what realistically are you expecting from that meeting today? given that

this great dane has earned the title of man's best friend and helper. conrad helps to do the chores around the house in cheltenham, england. the dog brings in the grocery and takes out the trash, are you kidding plea. the one crorld pet lends his helping paw with enthusiasm. i'm going to train my cat to do that. >> cats do not trained to that. >> reporter: they provide comfort. >> reporter: let's check the roads, we have a good looking start to the day. roads are dry and clear, i don't have any big accidents to tell you about, it's almost friday, people. this is i-95 southbound traffic heading toward center city moving nicely so far. everything with mass transit is on time, dave. >> reporter: okay, karen on the big board, 6:00 a.m., 48. 8:00 a.m., 50 degrees, cool enough for a jacket not bad for this time of the year. today we're featuring lots of sunshine, a little bit of a breeze like yesterday and high of 61 degrees not bad. now, later tonight, temperatures plunge and we wind up with wet snow arriving overnight and by tomorrow morning it will feel an

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it claims king's character is based on res tin dane. the complaint ales both are time traveling time fighting quasi moral adventure heroes. >> hope you got that straight. >> customers getting ripped off moving that diamonds are not your best friend. jacob weather went undercover at tiffanies and harry winston and found they sell identical diamonds as those found in costco. >> i knew it. >> he said luxury retailers are over charging customers. >> every time go to costco i look at jewelry. >> it looks the same. >> i could not sure. >> okay. >> i'll take them from costco. >> any way you can get them. >> anywhere you want to give it to me. >> coming up on "fox news morning" police search for a man that opened fire on a metro bus. >> and experts are not only encouraging city officials to disregard immigration law, they're now showing how to get away with it. >> we're headed to break right now. a live look across the d.c. region. looking good. and clear up there. it's 59 degrees. 4:42 is the time. nor fox news morning news. back >> live look

in my own home state -- and thank you senator danes for being here. the chairman old coyote summed it up best. he said coal jobs are the best jobs. and for some of our communities coal jobs are the only jobs. and lastly, national security. the world is safer when america is strong. and our strength relies on energy. not just for the great american himself, but for our allieallie. our ability to be energy independent and not be held hostage by foreign enemieenemie. our ability to supply our allies with reliable energy. that delivers national security. i'm proud of my president. as a commander in chief, i'll follow him anywhere. and this nation should be grateful of decisive action. and with that, let's get to work. i'd like to introduce a great patriot and my friend from the great state of oklahoma, mr. pruitt. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. well, welcome to the epa. perhaps some of you, this is your first visit to the epa. it's good to see some coal miners here at the epa. welcome to you here. [ applause ] and we're gath

in connecticut, rescue crews pulled a great dane from an icy river after it slipped down a snowy bank. it's the latest hit in a week of wild weather. on mount washington, gusts topped 100 miles per hour. and this 4-year-old got more than she bargained for when the front door caught in a gust. this weekend parts of the northeast could see record low temperatures. while millions are now bracing for another blow. a nor'easter forecast to hit monday night. >> supposed to snow and we're all very stressed out about it. >> it's too soon to say what next week will bring. some early models predicting accumulation measured in feet. either way, winter's last blast already leaving its mark. so with the snow now on the ground as well as high wind warnings now across the region and temperatures continuing to plummet, officials are warning about some very dangerous driving conditions overnight. lester? >> kristen dahlgren, thank you. >>> we're tracking the new threat that kristen mentioned, the storm taking aim next week. al roker is watching it for us. al, what have you got? >> lester, the snow is

danes. >> thank you. thank you for your service. at son of a marine from billings, montana, my dad's very proud that i get to be in the room with both of you and thank you for your leadership and service to our country, truly. secretary mattis, i want to welcome you as your first hearing as sec def. we're here today to discuss the state of the military's readiness, which many agree has been neglected over the past eight years. i'm pleased to see president trump's budget submissions have challenged the status quo. secretary mattis, as you know, malmstrom air force base is home to one third of our nation's icbms. most of our missiles have been in service for almost 50 years. our air men have diligently maintained this aging system, we must field a modern ground base strategy e strategic deterrent. some argue that modernizing is too expensive. but as the cbo has pointed out, the entire nuclear tri ad accounts for just 6% of our budget for defense. how much do you value a land-based nuclear deterrent in your arsenal to keep americans sa

had a number of conversations with senator steve danes and on healthcare and on the medicaid expansion part of it. some very good ideas that are different than what we are even considering today. forwarded some of his thoughts to the white house as well. to that, have three y spoken to two or other senators who i think are in the middle of this particular debate in bringing consensus. and outside of that -- come over andalk to the freedom -- even supporting the bill, i applaud them for getting actually have something that we can debate and both of nd i've told that. that will make real news if we say we're backing off. we still believe that the best repeal and is vehicle.with a separate look at lling to concessions on those areas changesg on real policy in other areas and the answer is yes. i think when we look at that tried to incorporate some of rand pauls ideas into this how we shape that into perhaps the framework that we've any good faith negotiation does require a off.ing the headline could be that. i think as someone who negotiated all my life, if i go and say these are the dema

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. >> news broke after royal jew dane yan airlines, informing travelers of the changes but later deleted it. flyers however are ready to comply. >> always changes in rules that have an impact on people. and whether that is taking your shoes off in a line or not being able to carry something else on, i don't make the rules, i'm just here to comply. and i'm more interested in getting from one place to another safely. >> cell phones and medical devices are excluded from the ban in 2014, intelligence led to the banning of certain electronics on flights from europe to the u.s. >> and turning now to weather, we woke to up rainy morning, but conditions are getting better by the hour. meteorologist, katie fehlinger liver on the cbs-3 skydeck with the afternoon outlook, also big change headed arugula eventually actually going to see a huge swing on the thermometer, rahel, whether it be a big nosedive or really nice uphill climb. we have both of those features in this forecast, as the day progresses, but today just little above average. at the moment it is still on the cool side. still only in the

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. >> what do death stalker scorpions and great danes have in common? they're both helping cancer doctors find new ways of treatment. >> this will be the biggest improvement in cancer surgery maybe in 50 years. >> that's saying a lot. >> new cancer treatments may be just on the horizon this "sunday morning." >> lapook: those stories and more are just ahead. first we go to kristine johnson for the sunday morning headlines. >> it's march 12, 2017. the house intelligence committee has given the white house until tomorrow to offer evidence that former president obama wiretapped president trump's phones during the campaign. he made the charge in series of tweets. so far he's offered no proof. a california man is due in washington, d.c. court monday. the 26-year-old scaled a fence late friday night. president trump who was home called the intruder a, quote, troubled person. vice president mike pence is on the road. speaking in louisville, mr. pence defended some of the machine's host controversial proposals among they will health savings accounts and tax cont

the japanese pair went on to beat the danes. through the weekend. if you're in birmingham i suggest you get down there if the rallies are anything like that. stay with us because in a little while we have an update on the baby chimp that we came across in a bbc investigation into the trafficking of animals in ivory coast. we have been back to see how that chimp is doing. a national monument paid tribute to members of the military and civilians that served in iraq and afghanistan has been unveiled in london. the queen at the ceremony watched by 2500 invited guests. there have been many accounts of individual sacrifice during the longest and most intense period of combat operations since the second world war. this was a day to recognise the stories that have not been told. we meet in the presence of god to commemorate and give thanks to all those civilians and members of the military who have served on operations in the gulf region, iraq and afghanistan. 682 service personnel lost their lives in iraq and afghanistan. the political

he faces charges of child end dane. and conspiracy. prosecutors say he miss handled complaints about jerry sandusky the former assistant coach at penn state. spanier denies any wrongdoing o2 former penn state administrators tim curly and gary schultz pleaded guilty last week. they may testify against spanier during his trial. >>> the delaware department of justice is suing the owners of two apartment complexes for fraud. autumn park and hidden creek commons apartments in newark are at the center of the lawsuit. the state filed suit over what it says are numerous violations of the consumer fraud act where tenants are enticed by offering free heat, air conditioning and 24 hour emergency repair and then the complex fails to follow through. >> since christmas in essentially we've been calling and complaining about water damage and black mold. nothing has been done. >> we were not able to immediately reach anyone from the companies involved for comments. the state is asking the court for a cease and desist order and up to $10,000 in fines f

bali padda is the first non—dane and non—family member to run lego.f you look at the growth in the last five or ten years, it has been what we call supernatural and it has sometimes surprised us. when we look at the future, we are seeing sustainable levels in 2016 and we expect to grow in the low to mid single digits in the future. but for us single digits in the future. but for us at the heart of lego is how do we ensure that we continue to innovate around these and augment it with digital? if you look at new products coming out in august and september, the heart of it is the building system, so you build with the lego bricks and you can also code with it and this is for children seven upwards. the core building experience is what we continue to focus on and we were augmented with digital. we will watch out for that. we will be live from the netherlands next week covering the dutch elections. they are always interesting, but they are relevant because of the way geert wilders has been performing. some of the polls are putting him ahead of everyone els

it found nearly three-quartersrq of children are spending lessg s than an hour outside everytsi daneg outside at 2 al0 l. all. those numbers were compared towe the guidelines for prisoners pi in the uk.in thek. they mandate that prisonersi must receive at least one houror of suitable exercise in open air daily. da >> a spinoff of a blockbusterock is looking like it's ait's blockbuster its own. "logan" the x-men's spinoff ismn the number one movie in the country. exceeding expectations.xpect of course the film stars hughrsu jackman in his ninth appearance are wolverine.o "get out" slipped to numberippe two but it had another strong sr weekend with $26 million.26 m "the shack" based on aa christian novel opened withth $16 million. >> all three movies i want towao see. see. >> okay. want towant to but i see them. >> at least you got them onu goh your list.your lis they're on your radar.. >> hopefully on the radar adar warmer temperatures.rmer temp please tell me whener it's it's coming mike thomas. thom >> we got them a little bitl coming in the forecast herecast this week. this >> okay

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shelby: hole dane chris bedford. i think it's a great idea. president trump with all these major ceos, you need someone to herd them and make sure they don't fall through the cracks. >> there is a lot he may be able to do by bringing in new technology. even at the pentagon, a lot of technology they are using on a day-to-day basis is so behind it's holding everybody up. to november humans to compete and perform without an inventive for profit, it's going to be difficult to have a broad effect on the efficiency of government. charles: maybe establishing new ideas and new departments. the department of veterans affairs is one of the things they are look at. bust bureaucracy is a tough one. >> if i were jared kushner i would ask for a raise. he's doing this for no additional pay. he does have chris christie helping him. it could be a good idea. we always criticize government because it tends to grow. in this case is it growing to be slim and more efficient? they creating a new office to address this issue. bust things they want to address are grea

opportunity in this house to do it a couple days ago so i'm happy to join my honourable friend wishing dane the happy 100th birthday. recognize the service she gave to this country as many others did. but my honorable raises a very important issue. one he and i discussed on a number of occasions i did have with other kent mps. in addition to the 1020 lori park and part of the transport is committed to delivering a long-term solution as early as possible. they're looking at findings of and will be doing more detailed work on the a-2 and the hope office will look very closely what measures need to be in place for "brexit," for those coming across the border into dover. >> robertson. >> extend condolences as the prime minister and leader of labour party to family and friends of former deputy minister of northern ireland, martin mcginn is in. his contributions and peace and never forgetting the human price during the troubles. last year, mr. speaker, the prime minister promised that she would secure a uk-wide agreement between the ghosts of scotland, wales and northern ireland and her governmen

and from washington bob dane on american immigration reform.etails on the case in long island is vicious. beat these people up with baseball bat and machetes and sickening stuff. you would agree that getting rid are of criminal illegal alien gang members in the united states protects public safety, would you cede that? >> yes, i believe and the entire country believe be criminal people whether they are documented or not f. they are from another country they should be deported. the only person who does not agree is the criminal. >> jesse: where do you draw the line. some people say a rape or murder. what about a dui. if an illegal is busted for a dui, they should go. >> they are undocumented people not illegal immigrants. >> jesse: it is the same. >> i know you like that hate rhetoric. >> jesse: it is not hateful. >> the majority of the country doesn't agree. but that is. >> jesse: i disagree with that. >> that's okay. that's fox news. >> jesse: we'll call it like i see. it that's fine. call it whatever youment >> if they are undocumented and br

at 7:04, president trump sent out the tweets lumping all 122 of those former bob dane prisoners as beingeased by obama, but the director of national intelligence says of the 122 let go, 113 or released under president george w. bush. only nine under president obama. and overall, about 21% of prisoners released during the bush administration went back to terrorism versus 6% of those released during the obama administration. here is white house press secretary sean spicer trying to clarify the president's tweet. watch. >> obviously, the president meant in totality the number that have been released on the battlefield, that have been released from gitmo -- since individuals have been released. so that is correct. >> except for the part about blaming mr. obama and not mr. bush. we should note, george w. bush explained in his memoir that he released prisoners because, "the detention facility had become a propaganda tool for our enemies and a distraction for our allies." of the 122 former detainees who returned to terrorism, 30 are now dead, 25 back in custody, 67 are still thought to be actio

what about the president's republic republicans lawmakers who will be key in getting the and dane passed's sunlen serfaty on capitol hill. you almost could sense a sigh of relief from republicans on the hill. >> reporter: absolutely, john. a big sigh of relief. republicans in the first month of the trump administration have been forced into bobbing and weaving with every controversial trump tweet, every controversial trump statement here on capitol hill. so there is a sense that the fact that president trump was able to come up here last night and deliver more measured, more disciplined, more controlled and more presidential speech, that that certainly calms the nerves of this of these republicans on capitol hill. that certainly does go a long way when you're looking at the rather ambitious legislative agenda the president has laid out, a sense it has more chances of passing, that they certainly would be able to tackle this more as a party. one member coming out and saying point-blank this was the exact boost we need from our agenda. top on the list, mission critical number one is what t

this is even more, a great dane named conrad helps his owner do chores around the house in cheltenhame dog will bring the groceries and takes out the trash and looks like he enjoys helping out. >> time for a preview of the "good morning america." >> let's turn now to abc's robin roberts who is going to detail the repeal and replace, first step we've seen overnight. >> reporter: continuing matt and nydia. healthcare fight congress working through the night over the new bell to replace the affordable care act. president trump working to win over conservative groups who are resisting the plans. >>> latest on the double murder of two indiana girls one grandfather holding his first press conference this morning as authorities look into similarities of a cold case in iowa. >>> first lady milania trump is gaining popularity. we'll speak to the former chief he have staff of first lady lara bush. >>> it is thursday, deals and steals all for $20 or less all coming up on this happy friday eve. >> my favorite segment, robin thank you. >>> a man offered a pregnant woman his seat on the subway. she

. >> join dane da bash and wolf blitzer with a new town hall with u.s.price on obamacare and what comes next. that's wednesday night 9:00 eastern only on cnn. >>> meanwhile, there are questions swirling about the significance of a possible link between a russian bank and the trump organization. >> the fbi is investigating a computer server connection between the two. they call it, quote, odd. this, as we're also learning that the president's strigs team was aware that former national security adviser michael flynn was working as a foreign agent while advising mr. trump on the campaign trail. fred pleitgen is following the developments. fred, first of all, to the possible computer link, what are you hearing about that this morning? >> reporter: well, we've been trying to get in touch with alfa bank which is the bank that apparently made these things called dns lookup, which is them trying to get in touch with a server of the trump enterprise. so far there hasn't been an explanation. the bank itself is saying in the past that some of this could have been t

joining us from san diego, enrique morones, former of four of a border advocacy group, and bob dane,tor of the foundation for immigration reform. pretty vicious. beat these people up with baseball bats, machetes, i mean, really sickening stuff. henrique, you would agree that getting rid of criminal illegal alien gang members in the united states protects public safety, with you ceed that >> i believe, and american people believe that people with criminal records should be deported. the only person that does not agree is maybe the criminal. >> new mexico and so where do you draw the line? some people say you have to commitit a rape or murder, how about a dui? they should go, right? >> first of all, i don't call them illegal immigrants. they are undocumented people. the terminology is not the same. >> jesse: it is not hateful. it is not hateful. >> the majority of the country does not agree. >> jesse: i disagree with that, but that's besides the point. >> that's okay. that's fox news. >> jesse: and you are on fox news. we'll call it how we see it. speak what you can call it how you see

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however, thanks to oakland product dane lilard, 36 points. it's a 110-106 win for the warriors.ow a one game lead for the top seed in the western conference. it's no mystery the warriors have got to play a whole lot better than they did, even last night in a victory, playing the rather woeful sixers. it was defense that helped them overcome a 12 point deficit entering the 4th quarter, and namely draymond green, who is going to be the defensive player of the year. he just willed them to victory. if you think about it, it's really the defense that ignites the offense in the absence of kd, coach kerr would concur. >> you know, the last couple of weeks, we've struggled to score at times. we haven't been hitting shots. so we've got to take care of our defense. that's the main thing, and you saw what happened last night, when we were locked in defensively, it changed the whole game. that has to be our focus. we can't worry about who's scoring and who's not. >> maybe if we had more time, we could talk to frank about how he's mystified that they would rest all of those players. we'll ta

car dane as votes aye. mr. ruiz votes aye. mr. peters votes aye. ms. dingell votes aye. chairman walden votes no. >> are there other members wishing to be recorded? the gentlelady from tennessee. is she recorded? >> ms. blackburn votes no. >> the gentleman from pennsylvania. >> no. votes no. >> the gentleman from louisiana. >> mr. sca lease votes no. >> the gentlelady from the great state of washington. anybody else on our side not recorded? turning to this side anybody over here not recorded? we have everybody. so the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, on that vote there were 23 ayes and 31 nos. >> 23 ayes, 31 no's. the amendment is not agreed to. are there other amendments? are there other members seeking recognition? the chair recognizes the gentlelady from florida for what purpose? >> mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. >> can you describe that amendment? >> on age rating. >> do you have a number or reference? i think you have a cheat sheet there. >> i might. yes, i do. >> or do you have a copy of it? >> yes, i do. >> just help our staff. >> thi

this white house says the and dane is jobs.l out saying the number one issue for americans is the economy. the majority of americans think he's doing well, up to 55% approval on handling the economy and that's growing right now. if he's as awful as you say on these issues, why do americans seem to like it? >> i think the question is what is he doing for the middle class and working families. yes, the stock market is up. have we seen an increase in wages. >> john's point is the sentiment is there, they feel better under him. >> it's two months in, let's evaluate based on metrics a year or two years in. all his policies are geared toward helping the very rich, but he hasn't done anything in terms of a policy for the middle class. he hasn't talked about job training. let me give you a concrete example. i'm going to appalachia part of the country that voted for them. they have a program teaching coal miner kids about ios software, creating possibly hundreds of jobs. that's funded by the ap laich chan regional economic commission. h